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Safetrack Surge #15 / Shutdown SafeTrack Surge #15 / Shutdown - Stadium-Armory to New Carrollton / 5/16/17 - 6/15/17 • G14 serves Lanham, Goddard Corporate Park, Greenbelt From New Carrollton Metrorail Station Bus & Rail Tips for SAFETRACK Free shuttle bus to Landover & Morgan Blvd • Weekday service on both lines runs every 30 minutes • Saturday & Sunday service on both lines runs every *Regular / Express fares apply Metrobus routes from this station: 60 minutes F4 • Pick-up location: Bus Bay H, west side T14 • Orange Line shutdown from Stadium-Armory Metrorail Station to New Carrollton Metrorail Station • Serves Prince George’s Plaza & Silver Spring Metrorail • Pick-up location: Bus Bay K, west side • Stations Closed: New Carrollton, Landover, Cheverly, Deanwood, and Minnesota Ave stations • Serves East Pines, Bladensburg, Colmar Manor, Mt. Rainier • For more bus options please use the Trip Planner on wmata.com • Rush-hour service runs every 12-15 minutes & Rhode Island Ave Metrorail Station • WMATA Customer Service (202) 637-7000 • Weekday midday service runs every 20 minutes • Rush-hour service runs every 20-30 minutes • Saturday & Sunday service runs every 30 minutes • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes F12 • Saturday & Sunday service runs every 60 minutes • Pick-up location: Bus Bay D, east side T18 • Serves Landover & Cheverly Metrorail stations • Pick-up location: Bus Bay K, west side • Rush-hour service runs every 33 minutes • Serves Capital Plaza, Bladensburg, Colmar Manor, Rail Rush-hour Service on Orange & Silver lines: • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes Brentwood, Mt. Rainier & Rhode Island Ave Metrorail Station • Orange Line trains will run near normal service (every 6-8 minutes) between Vienna & F13 • Rush-hour service runs every 15 minutes Largo Town Center Metrorail stations • Pick-up location: Bus Bay K, west side • Weekday midday service runs every 35 minutes • Silver Line trains will run every 12 minutes between Wiehle-Reston East & Stadium-Armory Metrorail • Serves Cheverly Metrorail Station, Lanham & Washington • Saturday & Sunday service runs every 35 minutes Business Park stations Other bus service from New Carrollton Metrorail Station: • Rush-hour service runs every 30 minutes Rail Weekday Midday & Evening Service on Orange & Silver lines: • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes TheBus 15x • Trains will run every 12 minutes F14 • Pick-up location: Bus Bay K, west side • After 10:00 p.m. trains will run every 20 minutes • Pick-up location: Bus Bay C, west side • Serves NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt • Serves Capitol Heights, Addison Rd & Naylor Rd Metrorail Station Community & Greenbelt Metrorail Station Rail Weekend Service: stations • Weekday rush-hour service runs every 40 minute • Please check online at wmata.com/safetrack for weekend service • Rush-hour service runs every 30 minutes TheBus 16 • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes • Pick-up location: Bus Bay K, west side Other Rail Alternatives: • Saturday service runs every 40 minutes • Serves Doctors Community Hospital, New Carrollton Mall, • MARC Train Penn Line to Union Station - more rails cars will be added during this SafeTrack Surge G12,14 Greenbelt Metrorail Station to 57th Ave. • Pick-up location: Bus Bay J, west side • Rush-hour service runs every 30 minutes • G12 serves Lanham, Doctors Community Hospital & • Weekday midday service runs every 30 minutes Greenbelt Metrorail Station Free Express Shuttle Bus Service - Connecting the Orange Line stations to the Blue Line stations: Fares to your destination may be different than the fare you normally pay from your regular Orange • Service runs every 15 minutes Line station. • Between Stadium-Armory and Minnesota Ave • Please be sure that your SmarTrip card is loaded with enough value to pay the applicable fare from the • Between Deanwood and Capitol Heights Blue Line station you use during the surge. • Between Cheverly and Morgan Blvd • Between New Carrollton, Landover, and Morgan Blvd Shuttle Bus Rebate Details: • Metrobus shuttles ONLY TheBus: Free Shuttle Bus between Landover & Morgan Blvd Metrorail stations • Metro will rebate affected riders for any increase in fare between your regular station and the Blue Line • Weekday rush-hour service runs every 15 minutes station. • 6:00am - 10:00am & 3:00pm - 7:00pm • To be eligible for the rebate, riders MUST tap their SmarTrip card on the shuttle bus. This will not charge your card, but will indicate to Metro that you are starting your trip from a closed Orange Line Free Limited Shuttle Bus Local Option: station. • Service will replace trains every 30 minutes • Rebates for any difference in fare will be loaded back to your SmarTrip card within 14 days. • Between New Carrollton and Stadium-Armory Metrorail stations • If you believe you are eligible and after 14 days you have not received your rebate on your SmarTrip card, please call 888-SMARTRIP for assistance. Metrobus Service (For bus service details please review the station you are departing from in this document) • Route U7 operates between Deanwood & Minnesota Ave Metrorail stations • Route F12 operates between New Carrollton, Landover & Cheverly Metrorail stations • Route F13 operates between New Carrollton & Cheverly Metrorail stations wmata.com/safetrack Updated 5/8/2017 SafeTrack Surge #15 / Shutdown - Stadium-Armory to New Carrollton / 5/16/17 - 6/15/17 From Cheverly From Landover From Minnesota Ave From Stadium-Armory Free shuttle bus to Morgan Blvd Free shuttle bus to New Carrollton & Morgan Blvd Free shuttle bus to Stadium-Armory Free shuttle bus to Minnesota Ave Free TheBus shuttle to Morgan Blvd Metrobus routes from this station: Metrobus routes from this station: Metrobus routes from this station: F1, F2 Metrobus routes from this station: • Pick-up location: Bus Bay A A12 U7 Deanwood-Minnesota Ave Station Line 96, 97 East Capitol St.-Cardozo Line • Serves Mt. Rainier, West Hyattsville & Takoma Metrorail • Pick-up locations: • Pick-up location: Bus Bay C • Pick-up locations: stations Bus Bay D: towards Addison Rd • Serves Deanwood Metrorail Station 96: Bus Bays F & M: towards Capitol Heights • Rush-hour service runs every 25 minutes Bus Bay C: towards Capital Plaza • Weekday, Saturday & Sunday service runs every 97 Bus Bay F: towards Capitol Heights • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes • Serves Capital Plaza, Addison Rd Metrorail Station and 15 minutes during this surge 96: Bus Bay D: towards Tenleytown-AU • Saturday & Sunday service runs every 60 minutes only serves Capitol Heights Metrorail Station on Sundays Normal service will resume after this surge (see below) 97: Bus Bay C: towards Union Station • Rush-hour service runs every 20-22 minutes • Rush-hour service runs every 15-20 minutes • 96 serves Capitol Heights, Benning Rd & Union F8 • Weekday midday service runs every 30 minutes • Weekday midday, Saturday & Sunday service runs every Station Metrorail stations, Adams Morgan, Woodley Park & • Pick-up location: Bus Bay B • Saturday service runs every 45 minutes 30 minutes Tenleytown-AU Metrorail stations & Washington National • Serves West Hyattsville & Prince George’s Plaza • Sunday service runs every 60 minutes Cathedral Metrorail stations, Langley Park & Takoma Langley V2, V4 Capitol Heights - Minnesota Ave Lines F12 • Pick-up locations: • 97 serves Capitol Heights, Benning Rd & Union Station Crossroads Transit Center Metrorail stations • Rush-hour service runs every 30 minutes • Pick-up location: Bus Bay B Bus Bay G: towards Capitol Heights • Serves New Carrollton & Cheverly Metrorail stations V2: Bus Bay N (on street): towards Anacostia • Rush-hour service runs every 11-15 minutes • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes • Weekday midday service runs every 24 minutes • Saturday & Sunday service runs every 60-65 minutes • Rush-hour service runs every 33 minutes V4: Bus Bay N (on street): towards Navy Yard-Ballpark • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes • V2 serves Capitol Heights Metrorail Station, Fairlawn & • 96 Saturday & Sunday service runs every 30-35 minutes F12 Anacostia Metrorail Station • Pick-up location: Bus Bay C • V4 serves Capitol Heights, Potomac Ave & Navy B2 Bladensburg Road-Anacostia Line • Serves Landover & New Carrollton Metrorail stations From Deanwood Yard-Ballpark Metrorail stations • Pick-up locations: • Rush-hour service runs every 33 minutes • Rush-hour service runs every 10 minutes Bus Bay N (Mass Ave & 19th St): towards Anacostia • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes Free shuttle bus to Capitol Heights • Weekday midday & Saturday service runs every Bus Bays E, M: towards Mount Rainier 15 minutes • Serves Mount Rainier, Potomac Ave & Anacostia Metrorail F13 Metrobus routes from this station: • V4 Sunday service runs every 30 minutes stations • Pick-up location: Bus Bay C • Rush-hour service runs every 10-12 minutes • Serves New Carrollton Metrorail Station, Lanham & U7 Deanwood-Minnesota Ave Station Line X1, X3 Benning Road Line • Weekday midday service runs every 16 minutes Washington Business Park • Pick-up location: Bus Bay B • Pick-up location: Bus Bay L • Saturday service runs every 20-25 minutes • Rush-hour service runs every 30 minutes • Serves Minnesota Ave Metrorail Station • X1 serves Benning Road N.E., H St N.E., Federal Triangle, • Sunday service runs every 25-30 minutes • Weekday midday service runs every 60 minutes • Weekday, Saturday & Sunday service runs every Potomac Park/ State Dept., Foggy Bottom-GWU Metrorail 15 minutes during this surge Station Other bus service from
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